Head to The Dutch on February 28th for an unmissable evening of delicious food expertly paired with a selection of brews from Equilibrium Brewery.

Our journey begins with a lighter beer and gradually transitions to a richer, darker style, ensuring a seamless progression of flavors.

Matt from Equilibrium will guide you through each course, sharing insights about each beer, while Chef John adds his culinary expertise to the mix.

Given the excitement surrounding this event, we recommend securing your tickets early, as they're likely to sell out fast!

Get ready to dazzle this Valentine's Day with LUX Hair Studio's exclusive Pre-Valentine's Pamper Special! On February 3rd, they are offering an irresistible prep package designed to make you look and feel fabulous.

Hudson Valley Live’s fall concert series continues with The Saugerties Sessions w/ Jack Petruzzelli - This renowned songwriter and multi-instrumentalist curates a new series of collaborative performances featuring special guests.

Beer and wine bar provided by The Dutch

Join the Saugerties Arts Comission for their upcoming Winter meet and greet, “Illuminating Arts,” on December 15th from 7-9pm at The Local (16 John St.) for an unforgettable evening of celebrating the arts. Immerse yourself in a world of creativity and inspiration as we dance the night away! RSVP for their upcoming event here.

Hudson Valley Live’s fall concert series continues with a Silent Disco! Grab headphones and dance alone or with friends for an incredibly fun experience with live DJs.

Beer and wine bar provided by The Dutch

Head to The Local for their Silent Disco, an immersive dance party like no other with 2 live DJs!

Participants wear special wireless headphones we provide after you leave your ID or car keys with us til we get the headphones back. The headphones are connected to a transmitter that broadcasts the music from the DJs simultaneously and you can switch listening and dancing between them. The music is not played out loud you can only hear it through your headphones. Everyone in attendance is dancing to their own groove. It’s one of those, “you had to be there” kind of nights. So make sure you’re there—and once you get there make sure you’re there! Doors open at 7pm. Wine and beer available. Grab your tickets here!

Doors: 7pm, wine and beer available

Event start: 8pm

Head to Jane St Art Center to view A Chorus of Angels, a group exhibition featuring the following artists:

Lucinda Abra, Christine Alicino, Joan Barker, Ana Bergen, Lauren Bergman, Natalie Boburka, Linda Cassidy, Lucille Colin, Corso de Palenzuela, Collin Douma, Barbara Esmark, Kristin Flynn, Harriet Forman Barrett, Deborah Freedman, Calvin Grimm, Josepha Gutelius, Grey Ivor Morris, Len Jenkin, Roxie Johnson, Kay Kenny, Dakota Lane, Tracy A. Leavitt, Janet M. Lee-Dow, Anne Leith, Lisa Mackie, Elin Menzies, Jim Napierala, Sean Nixon, Jacqueline Oster, Tracy Phillips, Christy Rupp, Steven Rushefsky, Lisa Samalin, Laurie Sheridan, Joan Sonnenfeld, Barbara Tepper Levy

Doors: 7pm, wine and beer available

Event start: 8pm

Like so many of music’s most essential singer-songwriters, Emily King has a near-magical gift for digging into life’s deepest sorrows and uncovering unexpected beauty and illuminating truth. Since the arrival of her Grammy Award-nominated full-length debut East Side Story, the New York City-bred artist has brought ever-evolving levels of depth and nuance to her songwriting, rooting each revelation in her mesmerizing blend of soul and R&B and forward-thinking pop. On her new album Special Occasion, King shares a real-time exploration of the endless dimensions of heartbreak—an inquiry informed by the end of her romantic relationship. King and longtime producer Jeremy Most (Grammy nominated producer and multi-instrumentalist) closely collaborated on every track for an intimate and infinitely enchanting look at the ways we love, grieve, and eventually stumble toward a greater sense of self-understanding.

Hudson Valley Live’s fall concert series continues with Grammy award-winning violinist, composer, and producer Johnny Gandelsman as he performs his own take on this classic.

Beer and wine bar provided by The Dutch

Calling every poet and admirer of poetry alike: Inquiring Minds Poetry Night is the last Thursday of every month, hosted by Laura Ludwig, a celebrated local poet, screenwriter, actress, and producer! We encourage poets of all skill levels to sign up for a four minute slot to share original (published or unpublished) poetry, fiction, or prose.

In 2020, at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, when tours were cancelled and all live music went silent, one band refused to stay quiet. This is that concert. The musical duo Buke and Gase performs a complete live concert in the eerily empty, famed arts and musical hall Basilica Hudson. Purchase your tickets here.

Emerge Gallery ✹ 41 Market St. ✹ 3:00-5:00pm

Join Emerge Gallery and Shout Out for the closing reception of Art = Healing: Grief Healing and Performances. Paul McMahon and Linda Mary Montano (as Bob Dylan) will sing with the Universal Mother accompanied by a grief healing ceremony with Adriana Magaña. Nina Isabelle and Brian McCorkle will lead a final chicken dance. 

Indulge in a 4-course beer pairing dinner on November 16th at The Dutch, featuring a delicious Fall inspired menu, expertly paired with brews from West Kill Brewing.

*Wine Pairing Substitution available - please note on your reservation.

Book your seat and elevate your taste buds at The Dutch! 🍽️🍺

Pioneering African American photographer and painter Adger Cowans will show selected works and discuss his seven-decade career and perspectives on being an artist with Brian Wallis, a photo historian and Executive Director of the Center for Photography at Woodstock.  

This one is for all the prog rockers out there. King Crimson is a seminal band for math rock, metal, pop, noise… the list goes on. You name it, King Crimson has influenced it, and they’ve accrued a fanbase with a special kind of dedication to prove it. In this documentary, the longest-lasting member, Robert Fripp, explains his 45-hour-a-week practice schedule and recounts his ever-changing group of musicians in his band. A film that reminds us artistic success does not come without sacrifice, but is rewarded with the sublime. You can buy your tickets here.

Hudson Valley Live’s fall concert series continues with Troker - This hot act from Guadalajara, Mexico fuses psych jazz with elements of rock, funk, ska, and traditional Mexican music. 

Beer and wine bar provided by The Dutch

Head over to Jane St. Art Center for a live performance by Ben Neill with video performance by Carl Van Brunt. Chaotica 3 is the third in a set of performances featuring Ben Neill’s music in conjunction with Carl Van Brunt’s projected animations. Neill is the inventor of the electro-acoustic mutantrumpet which gives him the capability to interact with digital technology to create multilayered music on the fly. Van Brunt uses digital technology to create continuously evolving painterly abstractions. Neill and Van Brunt’s performance will consist of a mix of preprogrammed and spontaneously altered material. Buy your ticket here.

Emerge Gallery ✹ 41 Market St. ✹ 3:00-4:30pm

Join Emerge Gallery and Shout Out for an afternoon of performances at Lamb Center. Linda Mary Montano will kick things off at 3pm with a laughter/crying meditation. Then Will Nixon will perform “Wounded Crow” followed by “Xanadu” performed by Mikhail Horowitz with Celeste Graves and Gilles Malkine.

Written and performed by Adrienne Truscott, THIS is a brash, wickedly funny, genre-shifting solo show. Taking a confessional approach, Truscott bounces from feminism to the most recent presidency to unconventional urban living. Also thrown in the blender: truth, fiction, memoir, creative sources and what demarcates performance, intention, and execution. 'In “THIS” Truscott has managed a real tongue twister: to make a dance about dance with no dance in it...to choreograph a dance of the mind.' - Gia Kourlas, New York Times. Buy your tickets here.

Join Newberry Artisan Market for their 2nd Annual Benefit Party. Come meet the vendors and watch live music by “Time Machine” for great classic rock music from the 50s to the 80s. Plus there will be delicious food and drinks to enjoy as you shop their wonderful selection of antiques, pottery, jewelry, art and more. The event is a suggested donation of $10-$25. All donations at the door benefit The Boys and Girls Club of Saugerties.

Hudson Valley Live’s fall concert series continues with John St.Jam, This long-held Saugerties tradition features Hudson Valley-based musicians performing folk, blues, bluegrass, and country in-the-round. 

Beer and wine bar provided by The Dutch

The incredibly popular John St. Jam is back in Saugerties! Terri and Steve Massardo will once again bring together musicians ranging from contemporary folk, to blues, bluegrass, and country in their signature circular arrangement for 4 shows. For this show, guests will be Chris Walsh, Emily Beck, Terry Seeley, Bennett Harris, The Hardwoods and Dorraine Scofield. Does open one hour before the show. Beer, wine, and soft drinks are available for purchase. You can purchase your tickets here.

Head over to Orpheum Theatre to see the interactive screening of Montano’s latest film “What Could Go Wrong,” (edited by Toby Carey and sound by Jim Barbaro) followed by conversation led by art history professor, Beth Wilson. “What Could Go Wrong” depicts fire trucks, ambulances, fire alarms with sonic distress that document every current disaster….floods, fires, war, food scarcity and police torture are  accompanied by Linda Mary Montano singing 7 ballads. The sappy positivity of the songs and the Vision of Mary bring a suggestion that hope is possible. This video is a study in contrasts and when the audience is invited to auditorily interact with it.

Join Dialogues for the Ear and Eye for a monthly multi-disciplinary arts series curated by Joanne Pagano Weber and Bruce Weber. The evening will be held at 9W Diner and will feature poet and playwright, Victoria Sullivan, painter Dan Gelfand and musician and sound engineer, Eli Winograd. Followed by a Q&A and limited open mic.

Join Co-Director Joyce Mishaan at The Orpheum for the viewing of Lee Fields: Faithful Man. One of the unsung heroes of blues and rock & roll, Lee Fields’ career has touched groups like Kool & the Gang and Sharon Jones, to rappers Travis Scott and A$ap Rocky. Often compared to James Brown, this documentary shows that soul veteran Lee Fields’ life and goals were unique and rich. Buy your tickets here.

Hudson Valley Live’s fall concert series continues with New jazz work, Oceans And, who have been deemed “profound, probing, intricate, raw, courageous, mysterious, and thoughtful” by critics. 

Beer and wine bar provided by The Dutch

Hudson Valley Live’s fall concert series continues with This Woodstock-based, Tunisian-born singer-songwriter and producer layering honeyed vocals with guitars and electronica.

Beer and wine bar provided by The Dutch